Hello dear listeners! In this episode we talk about the sour topic of CHEATING! We start our discussion on the Tea app and the uproar it has caused on social media. We then dive into dissecting what it means to cheat, whether its forgiveable, cultural normalization and whether you can trust someone who has cheated in the past.

Welcome back to another episode! This week we talk about spilling and sipping The Tea (GOSSIP). Although we all fall into it at some point, we reflect on ways to avoid it and things to watch out for in someone who loves to gossip.

In this episode of the DOD Podcast, Fatimah J, a financial coach, shares her journey from studying psychology to helping Muslim women manage their finances. She emphasizes the importance of financial literacy, particularly from an Islamic perspective, and discusses the unique challenges women face in financial management. The conversation covers essential principles of budgeting, debt management, and investment strategies. Fatimah advocates for a balanced approach to financial management, encouraging listeners to recognize the importance of seasons of sacrifice in their financial journey.

In this episode we talk about the blessed 10 days of Dhul-Hajj- the virtues, Islamic significance and how we have benefited from the duas we made during this time. In an emotional conversation, we share how we have each connected with the day of Arafah and remind ourselves of the importance of really locking in and fixating on dua.

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This week we welcome back Fatima!!! Coming back from her time off, Fatima talks about how her time off was and the things she has been reflecting on. Our conversation steers into the obligation of fulfilling the rights of those in our lives and building quality relationships.

In this week's episode, Khadijah and Tata sit down for a chit-chat to discuss lessons Tata has learned throughout the years. Tapping into her wisdom, Tata advises Khadijah on the importance of sabr (patience) and how she's changed her mentality to help her forgive those around her and move on from things that have hurt her. They also talk about how sabr can look like in different relationships and setting boundaries. The discussion then moves on to friendship dynamics and the importance of protecting ones peace.

Asalamualykum wr wb friends. In this week's episode, we talk a whole lot of marriage!!!! With over a decade of experience, Tata drops many gems regarding what she's learned over the years. We discuss expectations vs. realities of marriage and the importance of not comparing relationships. There is lots to take from this episode so get ready to take notes and ENJOY!

Welcome back to another episode friends! This week we have our guest co-host (listen to find out who), alongside Khadijah with a Ramadan reflection. They play a card game throughout the episode; asking each other questions about how to strengthen their relationship with Allah, their feelings in meeting Him SWT, the importance of balancing fear and hope and much more.

Salam and Ramadan Mubarak!

As promised, we are here with a short and sweet episode for the month of Ramadan (with an important announcement at the end). We start off on a discussion about how blessed we are to witness this month once again and what we hope to prioritize. The rest of the episode highlights forgiveness and the importance of seeking forgiveness amoungst one another as we aim to clear our records with our Lord. As titled, the key message here is to let go of any pain and forgive others no matter how much pain they have inflicted on you- all for the sake of Allah SWT.

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In this episode of the DOD Podcast, we engage in a heartfelt conversation with Alia Reeves, exploring her journey of self-discovery, her transition to Islam, and the challenges she faced as a black sheep in her family. Alia shares her experiences growing up in a Christian household, her struggles with identity, and how her faith has shaped her confidence and worldview. In our discussion, Aalia gives us insight on her life in Texas, being a model and a young Revert in a community that was not familiar with the practise of Islam. She discusses the isolation she faced during her early days of becoming a Muslim and reflects on her transition from Christianity to Islam, the generational curses she aims to break, and the importance of self-discovery and personal growth. Together, we reflect on the lessons learned from the Prophets about patience and acceptance during trials, emphasizing that tests are gifts that can lead to profound rewards. Finally, Aalia shares her thoughts on the significance of community support for reverts and the need for understanding and compassion within the Muslim community.